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ALUM NEWS DEPARTMENT NOTES
Frances McCracken, "20, and Mun
roe Jenkins of Roanoke Rapids were;
married at the home of the bride
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18, Pro
fessor F. C. Anscombe officiating.
I lie wedding was a quiet one. only
a few relatives and close friends at
tending.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom left for Raleigh,
where they spent a few days before
going to Roanoke Rapids, where Mr.
Jenkins is engaged in the wholesale
grocery business.
Myrtle Cox, '2l, who is teaching
j Latin and French in Pleasant Gar
i den high school, was a visitor on the
campus Sunday afternoon.
Hugh Moore, *2O, is pastor of the
Friends church in Winston-Salem,
Mr. Moore visited the college during
j the week.
Jesse B. Stanley, 'l7, is a clerk in
the post office in Greensboro.
I. T. Valentine, 'l7, is practicing
j law in Spring Hope, North Carolina.
Ruth Coble. 'l7, is assistant prin
cipal and dire tor of physical cul
j ture at Roanoke Rapids high school
j Miss Coble attended the summer ses
sion of the U. of Calif.
Edwin B. Carroll, 'l7, is princi
pal of the high school at Randleman
Robert Thayer, ex-17. is cashier
of a bank at Elkin, N. C.
F. H. Mendenhall, ex-17, is in the
creamery business in High Point.
Miss Osborne Speaks
at Y. W. C. A
Miss Louise Osborne as leader of
Y. W. Thursday evening gave a brief
sketch of the life of Ai Sato San. the
little Japanese girl that the Y. W.
has adopted. She still lives in her
home in Japan under the care of
j Miss Sharpless, a former teacher of
Guilford, who is a missionary there.
Each year the Y. W. C. A. sends
j enough money to keep her in school,
: helping to educate her so that she
may fulfil her desire of becoming
! a missionary in her own countrv.
Advisory Board .Alumni
and Facluty Represented
In Joint Conference
(Continued from page 1)
goal about four hundred thousand
dollars, to be raised as soon as pos
sible. The endowment thus raised
will he used to establish the finan
cial standing of the college and to
maintain or increase the support of
the teachers unless otherwise speci
fied by the donors.
The campaign committee is com
posed of members of the board of
trustees, of the alumni association,
the advisory committee and of the
faculty of the college.
President Binford presented sev
eral matters to the meeting "Upon
which he wanted advice, and, by the
use of diagrams, showed how that
in the past twenty years the college
had increased the income of the
college and raised the salary sched
ule. He also showed that during the
first eight years of the same period
the preparatory department had
been the larger part of the college,
then for the next eight years the two
had run about parrallel, while in
recent years the college department
has shown a marked tendency to
eliminate entirely the preparatory de
partment.
The business of the afternoon
session was concluded early in the
afternoon. The special committees
on campaign went into session im
mediately and for some time worked
on plans for action. Following this
the whole group, at least as many as
could stay, were entertained at tea
on the porch of Founders' Hall.
THE G-UILFORDIAN
Will Refurnish East Parlor.
At a recent meeting of the advisory
committee it was decided to raise
funds to refurnish East Parlor. The
members present at this meeting were '
Mrs. Mary E. Mendenhall Davis, and j'
Mrs. Roxie White, of Guilford Col
lege; Mrs. Sadie Lindley, Miss Mary
M. Petty, Miss Gertrude Menden- j
hall, of Greensboro; Mrs. Mary D.
Cox, High Point.
This committee has already raised'
funds to refloor Founders dining j
room. It is expected that this work
will be done next summer.
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Library Committee Meets.
The library committee met Friday j
afternoon to decide upon the new
books to be bought for the library,
and to approve of the library bud
get for the current year.
New Pastor to Arrive Soon.
Mr. Joseph Peele, a former Guil- j
ford College resident, has been se-!
! cured as pastor for the Friends Meet
ing here. He is expected to arrive
about November 1, coming by auto- j
mobile from California with his fam
ily.
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Object Lesson In Tapestries
The class in household decorating
are studying modern wall decoration
at present. They visited Mine. Hoff- j
matin's cottage last week and were
very much interested in a valuable
Gobelin tapestry whose history Mme.
Hoffmann gave them.
Two pieces of Egyptian tapestr)
and two Japanese paintings on vel
vet attracted much attention also.
• • •
Home Economics Classes Study \
Practical Problems
The seniors in deities are studying
the nutritive value of foods. As a]
practical problem, each took an av
erage serving from each of three
meals at Founders' or New Garden
and worked the caloric value out in
| detail. They were found to contain
the right number of calories.
The next problem is to be nutri
tive ratio, and the students will de-1
termine whether the meals are well
balanced or not.
The second year cooking class i
held an exhibit last week of 100-eal
oric portions of various foods for the
benefit of all Home Economic stud- j
ents.
The ( lass in household manage
ment has been working on household
budgets. Representatives from the
lass have interviewed Mrs. Binford
and Mrs. Dann, who have promised
jto give practical suggestions from
time to time.
. . .
Faculty Entertained.
Misses Polk, Smith, Robinson,
Gainey and Noles entertained Sun
i day evening in honor of Mme. Hoff
man and Miss Hoffmann and Miss
Ricks. A buffet supper was served.
The guest list included the guests
of honor, Mrs. Binford, Mrs. Ans
eombe, Mrs. White, Mrs. Levering, j
Mrs. Dann, Miss Benbow, Miss Os- j
borne, Mrs, Burgess, Miss Byrd, and
Miss Hobbs.
'Modern Apostles' Theme
of Summerbell Lectures
Elon College, N. C., Oct. 17. —
Dr. Martyn Summerbell, of Lake
mont, N. Y., delivered his annual
series of lectures to the student bodv
Oct. 15-17. The general theme of I
his lectures for this year was the dis
cussion of Modern Apostles. The I
men whom he characterized as such. j
were John Wycliffe, John Huss and
John Calvin. His lectures are al
ways of interest to the student body,
and his coming is always looked for
ward to as one of the greatest events
| of the college year.
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) THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
\\ HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA I
// AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 15. 1922
\\ RESOURCES I
jII Loans and Discounts $4,538,784.52
V\ Overdrafts 368 B1 j
Ml U. S. Bonds, Liberty Loan Bonds and Certificates of
:l\ Indebtedness 681,700.00 |
1) N. C. 4 per cent Bonds 300,000.00
If Guilford County and City of Hiuh Point Bonds 140.412.73 |
1J Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 30,000.00
f( Bankinp: House and Furniture and Fixtures 119,256.48
Yj Cash in Vault and due from banks 1,561,827.86
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I) Circulation 500.000.00
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l( Deposits 5,501,605.39 J
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|J) Deposits September 15, 1921 $4,397,405.21
l( Increase for Year - 51,104,100.18 |
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